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Q: Spaced out, absent mindedness- is it unclutched?

A: No. Spaced out in the traditional sense doesn't mean unclutched. We can say spaced in-we can have our own word. Instead of spaced out, spaced in. Maybe that is unclutched. Q: When I was a young child I was fortunate to live across from a forest on a small island surrounded by nature, I remember being in an unclutched state of pure joy. My parents and friends would ask me where I was or what I was thinking about? I would say "nothing" Their reaction made me think I must be dimwitted. I must be dumb if I was not constantly thinking. Thank you for showing me the way back home to bliss.

A: People who constantly think, only they are dumb ma. Be very clear.

Q: Lovely compassionate Swamiji, this morning I was having lots of thoughts, suddenly you dropped the bomb when you clapped your hands. Ananda Gandha felt an explosion. My whole body was a heart beat, and minimum thoughts, such a peace and strong surge of energy and heat. When I came from Bharat in January, people asked me so are you enlightened? I just laughed because I don't know what it means, or what to answer. I don't know words I only have experiences. I don't worry about anything. I think I know I love you and trust you so much. My life motto now is, if God wants me to fly he will personally book my ticket.

A: Not only that he will come and put it in your wallet. Destination anywhere; Varanasi or enlightenment.